I-751/Divorce

[Steve and Evelyn 0]

My wife & I will be married 2 years on September 23rd of this year. Her green card anniversary date is July 12, 2012. Our marriage will not last until July, 2012. In FAQ I read where it is possible to for her to get conditions removed via I-751 even if there is a divorce and there was no intent to simply marry to get a green card. I don't believe that is the case here. Has anyone experienced this? I only wish to help my wife even after the divorce so she might attain her goals. Can anyone share their experiences and what I might expect? Should we remain married for 2 years and will that make a difference or does it matter? There is only a couple of months to go in that department. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Steve

[rika60607 215]

If your divorce is amicable, you can make it easy for each other, and as far as ROC goes, read the I-751 instructions... ideally she should be divorced at the time of 90 day window and have all kinds of documents ready to be sent to USCIS. No need to be married for 2 years.

She would just file with a waiver immediately after divorce is complete (but before 90 day window closes). Most ROC waivers get approved.

My wife & I will be married 2 years on September 23rd of this year. Her green card anniversary date is July 12, 2012. Our marriage will not last until July, 2012. In FAQ I read where it is possible to for her to get conditions removed via I-751 even if there is a divorce and there was no intent to simply marry to get a green card. I don't believe that is the case here. Has anyone experienced this? I only wish to help my wife even after the divorce so she might attain her goals. Can anyone share their experiences and what I might expect? Should we remain married for 2 years and will that make a difference or does it matter? There is only a couple of months to go in that department. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Steve

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